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The Beaverswood 23mm Magnetic Mixed Letters are designed for warehouse managers, educators, and office organizers seeking a versatile, non-permanent labeling solution for steel surfaces. These tiles offer the significant benefit of instant, secure adhesion without the need for adhesives or surface preparation, though users should note they are only effective on magnetic steel materials.
| Model Part Number | M23MIXW/L |
|---|---|
| Brand | Beaverswood |
No, these tiles require a magnetic surface, such as steel, to adhere.
They are suitable for indoor use; however, avoid submerging them in water or using them in high-humidity outdoor environments.
The set includes a mixed variety of letters and numbers on sheets; the exact count varies by character distribution.
These tiles are pre-printed; writing on them may damage the surface finish.
No, because they rely on magnetism rather than adhesive, they leave no residue when removed.
The characters are 23mm tall, providing excellent legibility for shelf labeling.
Verify the surface is made of magnetic steel. Some stainless steel or aluminum surfaces will not support magnets.
Ensure the surface is clean and free of thick paint, dust, or oil that may create a gap between the magnet and the metal.
Setup is straightforward: identify the steel surface where the label is required, peel the desired tile from the provided sheet, and place it directly onto the metal. No special tools are required. Ensure the surface is free from heavy dust or debris to maintain a strong magnetic connection. For care, simply wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these may damage the finish of the tiles. If the magnetic properties seem weak, check that the surface is indeed steel, as some stainless steel alloys are non-magnetic.
